Marlar v. Maricopa Canal Co.

96 P. 1116, 9 Ariz. 102, 1904 Ariz. LEXIS 74
Arizona Supreme Court·Decided March 26, 1904·No. Civil No. 739·Published

Opinion

SLOAN, J.

Upon the auhority of the case of Gould v. Maricopa Canal Co. (decided at this term), 8 Ariz. 429, 76 Pac. 598, the judgment of the trial court is reversed, and a decree will be entered establishing appellant’s right as an appropriator of water to the extent needed for the irrigation of the land described in his complaint, not exceeding thirty-five inches, and granting, against the appellee, the same character of relief granted to the appellant in the Could case.

KENT, C. J., DOAN, J., aid DAVIS, J., concur.

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Marlar v. Maricopa Canal Co., 96 P. 1116, 9 Ariz. 102, 1904 Ariz. LEXIS 74 (Ark. 1904).

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Gould v. Maricopa Canal Co.
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